Are Disposable Diapers Right For You?

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Every parent can attest to the fear of the 2 a.m. scream. Will youcreep into your child's room only to find the crib, the walls, thefloor and the ceiling covered in poop? Did the diaper hold back yourchild's cannon of feces, or did it surrender?The War ZoneMyfirst experience with the poop explosion happened vicariously throughmy husband. He was on nighttime duty when my son was a few weeks old.He crept downstairs as my son was crying and entered the room. Notwanting to fully wake our son and to maintain the beginnings of my son'ssleep schedule, my husband only turned on a low light. He lifted myson onto the changing table and removed his diaper. Quickly grabbing anew diaper, my husband began to lift my son's legs to put on the newdiaper. He quickly wiped my son noticing that our baby may have alreadypooped a little. Then, before he realized what was going on, my soncoated my husband in poop all the way up to his forearm. If my husbandhad waited a few minutes, the diaper may have saved him from a verymessy and disgusting event.Armaments Wetried various kinds of diapers through my son's infancy and found thatcertain brands fit him more than others. But, beyond fit, we searchedfor the poop-explosion stopping diaper. We found our best luck withdisposable diapers. These were the only diaper that hadexplosion-stopping elastic strong enough to keep us clean. They alsohave a substantial amount of soaking-up ability with their leak-locksystem. EngagementAfter choosing theright diapers as our weapon of choice, we waited for our son to launchhis next poop campaign. My son was six months old when he decided totest our diaper choice. He had tried prune juice for the first time.Within four hours I could smell something acrid coming from his diaper.I knew it was time to see if we had chosen wisely. After getting myson settled on the changing table, I opened his diaper. I had beenfully expecting to see feces inside his clothes. I was pleasantlysurprised to find the mess well contained to the diaper. Most of it hadsoaked into the LeakLock area and with a few wipes my son was as goodas ever. Is the War Over?While no diaperis 100% guaranteed, I am an advocate of disposable diapers. Since myson's infancy, we've faced many an explosion. Some have been as wellcontained as the first, but some have been much, much worse. Now thatwe have moved to potty training, I know I will continue to trust thebrands we've tried and will rely on pull up training pants because theyuse the same technology as the diapers. If you are struggling your waythrough the diaper wars, try as many kinds of diapers as you can. Youwill eventually find one that works for your child; and then you won'tdread the 2 a.m. scream as much.

If you're searching for the right disposable diapers to usewith your kids, try HuggiesSupreme diapers. Huggies has sizes ranging from newborn diapers upto the pull ups. A one-year-old needs diapers right in the middle - Huggiesdiapers size 3.Wherever your child is size-wise, Huggiesprobably makes a brand that will fit him like a glove and absorb thebest mess he can produce. Check them out online for discounted pricesand free shipping to your door!